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US ADP "Private employment increased by an average of 4750 per week in November"
Minseung Kang
Summary
- According to ADP, U.S. private companies' employment increased by an average of 4750 per week in November.
- It said this contrasts with the October weekly average decrease of 11250.
- ADP's 'NER Pulse' is attracting investors' attention as it can provide an early read on labor market trends.
U.S. private companies added an average of 4750 new jobs per week last month.
On the 9th (local time), according to Investing.com, Automatic Data Processing (ADP) said through its employment indicator 'NER Pulse' that private-sector employment increased by an average of 4750 per week over the four weeks through the 22nd of last month.
Earlier in October, private employment trends had clearly weakened. ADP said that over the four weeks through October 25, private employment decreased by an average of 11250 per week.
Meanwhile, NER Pulse is a weekly indicator that provides an early look at ADP's monthly employment report, producing estimates based on a four-week moving average.
Minseung Kang
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